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One-Pot Tomato & Garlic Orzo
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One-Pot Tomato & Garlic Orzo
It's flavorful, satisfying, and perfect for busy weeknight meals.
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Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Cook Time
25
minutes
mins
Total Time
40
minutes
mins
Course
Main Course
Cuisine
Italian
Servings
4
people
Equipment
medium saucepan
Ingredients
1x
2x
3x
1
cup
orzo
1/2
cup
coconut milk or heavy cream
1
tbsp
chili oil
to taste
3/4
cup
water
1/4
cup
fresh basil
1-2
cup
cherry tomatoes
10
garlic cloves minced
2
tbsp
olive oil
salt & pepper
1/4
cup
parmigiano reggiano
Instructions
Place a medium saucepan over high-medium heat, add olive oil and garlic, sauté for about 30-60 seconds.
Add cherry tomatoes, salt and pepper and mix. Cook the tomatoes until softened a bit, then gently and carefully press the tomatoes and add the chili oil. Stir often.
Add the orzo and mix well, stir for about 1 minute.
Add coconut milk and lower the heat, cook for about 5-10 minutes, stir often.
Add parmigiano reggiano, basil and mix well.
At this point try the orzo, if it’s a bit hard you can add a bit of water and cook for a little bit more, while stirring.
Enjoy 🙂
Notes
* Stirring the orzo throughout the cooking process is important in order to prevent it from burning or sticking to the bottom.
* If you have some leftovers, orzo can get a bit sticky the day after. I usually leave it in the saucepan I cooked it in. Then, the day after I’d add a little bit of liquid (cream or water) and mix over medium heat, it definitely makes it feel very fresh.
Serve with parmigiano reggiano, chili flakes and microgreens.
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one-pot, orzo
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